“When you bring in the New Year, I want you to bring it in with New York cannabis," New York's Cannabis Control Board Chair Tremaine Wright told the crowd at the Hampton Cannabis Expo on August 20.
Hailed as a "stoner babe icon" and "great movie pothead" for her joint-smoking role in "Annie Hall," Diane Keaton says she's never taken magic mushrooms despite her character using them in "Mack & Rita."
It's 40 years since "Fast Times at Ridgemont High" was released in theaters on Aug. 13, 1982. We pay special tribute to the film's famous stoner character, Jeff Spicioli, played by Sean Penn.
Vic Mensa has gone from drug bust to cannabis brand in a few short months. In January, the Chicago rapper was arrested for possessing LSD and magic mushrooms. In June, Mensa pleaded guilty. In August, he announced the launch of 93 Boyz in Illinois.
Mike Tyson is moving full-speed ahead with his cannabis company. The former boxer and Tyson 2.0 president Chad Bronstein answer questions about their hot celebrity brand.
Allison Margolin’s tell-all "Just Dope: A Leading Attorney's Personal Journey Inside the War on Drugs" follows in the considerable footsteps of Dr. Carl Hart’s memoir-style drug policy books. It's a terrific read.
Shortly after Olivia Newton-John was diagnosed with breast cancer for the third time in 2017, the singer/actress also revealed she'd been treating her condition with cannabis. Newton-John died on August 8. She was 73.
Green Bay Packers quarterback Aaron Rodgers has more MVP awards than any other current NFL player. He also leads the league in ayahuasca trips taken in Peru and Costa Rica. "I really feel that experience paved the way for me to have the best season of my career," the QB says.
